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<blockquote data-quote="Paranoid Delusion" data-source="post: 205191" data-attributes="member: 13176">Hi againMust have misread original post.ok first lets eliminate MP from the frame, if you manually suspend your pc from the START button and then resume, can you access TVServer\Channels\Preview, if you can then it may be reinit service that is screwing things up.If you cannot, then it is more than likely the drivers for the Skystar not reinitializing quickly enough, suggest you try S4\hibernate instead, as this sometimes overcomes this problem with XP, and it does seem to be a XP problem, my Hauppauge T500 had exactly the same, until i switched to Vista which does seem to have better handling of resume features and lets me use S3 without any side effects or using any other program\scripts, but on XP I got away with using hibernate instead, Why reading from the HDD made a difference, can only think that everything that much slower gave drivers a chance to start before any process grabbed onto them.Also using PVRScheduler, which will do automatically what you already have setup, so you can use S3\Standby, used this program as i really wanted the near instant on\off standby gives you, and a great bit of kit in many more ways for running other tasks (htpc or not related of course).Do not think there is a definitive answer to standby\hibernate problems, as to many hardware variables.Cheers</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Paranoid Delusion, post: 205191, member: 13176"] Hi again Must have misread original post. ok first lets eliminate MP from the frame, if you manually suspend your pc from the START button and then resume, can you access TVServer\Channels\Preview, if you can then it may be reinit service that is screwing things up. If you cannot, then it is more than likely the drivers for the Skystar not reinitializing quickly enough, suggest you try S4\hibernate instead, as this sometimes overcomes this problem with XP, and it does seem to be a XP problem, my Hauppauge T500 had exactly the same, until i switched to Vista which does seem to have better handling of resume features and lets me use S3 without any side effects or using any other program\scripts, but on XP I got away with using hibernate instead, Why reading from the HDD made a difference, can only think that everything that much slower gave drivers a chance to start before any process grabbed onto them. Also using PVRScheduler, which will do automatically what you already have setup, so you can use S3\Standby, used this program as i really wanted the near instant on\off standby gives you, and a great bit of kit in many more ways for running other tasks (htpc or not related of course). Do not think there is a definitive answer to standby\hibernate problems, as to many hardware variables. Cheers [/QUOTE]

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